
Escape
the City Limits
Our passion for motorcycles is a way of life, a different way to live every day. The machine merges with the rider and matches his attitude: like us, free and authentic. Escape the City Limits shows what motorcycling is all about for us at Age of Glory: temperamental machines, new friendships, unforgettable moments and the freedom of two wheels.

the routine
It’s time to take the road and leave everyday life behind. The city is still asleep, and its calm barely seems troubled by the machine roaring through.
Escape, ride, never look back, and enjoy every moment of the first morning light.
Escape the City Limits, the short film
A dawn ride out of town, winding country roads and an old friend waiting at the end of the line. A short film directed by Chez Moi Prod for Age of Glory.
Leaving the city behind
From the top of the small hill, the city already seems far away. It feels good to finally set foot on the ground, take your time and enjoy the moment.
Then it’s time to fire the machine back up and head for the first winding roads, in a countryside slowly waking up. A left turn, a right bend: the miles fly by on a ribbon of asphalt disappearing into nature.

This short movie is an ode to escape, friendship and vintage bikes.Sébastien, founder of Age of Glory

The old partner in crime
At the end of an endless straight line and one last bend, it’s time for the reunion. The old partner in crime is there, as if he had been waiting for centuries. He hasn’t changed much: the same comforting smile, and his old van as a sidekick.
They share so many memories: childhood, and a passion for authentic, capricious vintage machines. But the catching up will wait. He has a surprise for him…
From the city to the trails
A look at the shoot of Escape the City Limits, between dawn streets, pine forests and muddy trails.
A huge thanks
To Alban (aka the good-humour man in every circumstance), Sandra, Guillaume, Rémi, Odin, Nath and the whole Chez Moi Prod team, totally devoted to the project for weeks; to Alex & Antonin for their rad acting; to Thomas for the photos documenting the project; to Manu Landwood for the photos, the artwork and the rest; to Alex for restoring this old mythic Husky and Bertrand for lending the fabulous Rickman (and Nico for the W650); to Domice for his vintage Chevrolet pick-up; and to my friends Cyril and Pierre for helping me tell this story.
Video by Chez Moi Prod · Images by Thomas Cortesi & Manu Landwood
Ride in the spirit of the film
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